By all means, do.

Yes.

Be so kind as to wait.'

You'd better tell me!

Stand up, please.

Well, it's this.

Suppose you introduce yourself.

Will you come, sir?

I would be grateful if you would take over. With pleasure.

Prince, please wait for a moment.

Captain Kalmykov, go ahead.

Staff Sergeant, see about this officer's train, will you?

'Won't you sit down, sir? We'll move closer together,' she said to Levin.

In future make sure tickets come back.

Kindly go away!' he would shout on these occasions.

Now that you have said everything if you'll give me instead.

Now, sir, what you want to treat that cat so cruel for?

Your papers are not in order, please get off at the next station.

But he could think of nothing else to say. 'Bear to the right, sir, there's a stump there,' said the coachman, taking hold of the rein.

Eat and drink with relish, (they will be told), (as recompense) for what you had done.

Eat and drink with pleasure, a reward for what you used to do.

'Eat and drink, with wholesome appetite, for that you were working.

Eat and drink with relish for that which ye have been working.

Eat and drink with happiness because of what you used to do.

Eat and drink happily, for what you used to do.

(They will be told) Eat and drink to your hearts' content as a reward for your deeds.

(And it is said unto them) Eat and drink in health (as a reward) for what ye used to do,

If you insist on squaring accounts, pay me five roubles a month, if your conscience allows it.'

Naturlich, I can break this rock mechanically into small pieces for the glory of Your Highness! and the sum of one hundred thousand rubles, so, abgemacht!

But the chief point was that not only was the energy expended on the work wasted, but he could not help feeling now, when he saw the meaning of his pursuit laid bare before him, that the aim of his efforts was a most unworthy one.